Ocupar affirmative commands conjugation
Ocupar in the affirmative commands: ocupa, ocupe, ocupemos, ocupad, ocupen.
- to occupy; to take up; (Mex.) to need
- regular
- Participle: ocupado
- Gerund: ocupando
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | ocupa |
|---|---|
| usted | ocupe |
| nosotros | ocupemos |
| vosotros | ocupad |
| ustedes | ocupen |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no ocupes |
|---|---|
| usted | no ocupe |
| nosotros | no ocupemos |
| vosotros | no ocupéis |
| ustedes | no ocupen |
How to use ocupar in the affirmative commands
The commands are regular: ocupa (tú), ocupe (usted), ocupemos (nosotros), ocupen (ustedes). The most common real-world use is asking people to take their seats: Ocupen sus asientos. With the reflexive, the pronoun attaches with an accent: ocúpate de esto, take care of this. Negative: no te ocupes de eso. Ocupemos is useful when you suggest taking a particular table, room or space as a group.
Examples
Ocupe el asiento que indica su boleto.
Take the seat shown on your ticket.
Ocupemos la mesa del fondo; hay más silencio.
Let's take the table at the back; it's quieter.
Ocúpate de llamar al técnico, por favor.
Please take care of calling the technician.
Quick check: ocupar in the affirmative commands
More ocupar tenses
- All ocupar tenses
- Ocupar present
- Ocupar preterite
- Ocupar imperfect
- Ocupar future
- Ocupar conditional
- Ocupar present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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